AdvertisementIn early March 2020, around the time New York City had gotten its , artist Arina Voronova had an evangelical impulse. “I wanted to deliver a direct message to people who live in the city and I wanted this message to spread.”Asian friends of hers, especially those with connections in China, had been telling her that the virus was deadly serious. They said that’s why they’d begun wearing masks in public, for which they’d been sometimes greeted with heckling and derision, even accusations that it was proof they were diseased.“But it was the opposite,” Voronova said. “My friends...…AdvertisementIn early March 2020, around the time New York City had gotten its , artist Arina Voronova had an evangelical impulse. “I wanted to deliver a direct message to people who live in the city and I wanted this message to spread.”Asian friends of hers, especially those with connections in China, had been telling her that the virus was deadly serious. They said that’s why they’d begun wearing masks in public, for which they’d been sometimes greeted with heckling and derision, even accusations that it was proof they were diseased.“But it was the opposite,” Voronova said. “My friends...WW…